Use this command to route the BDT system log to your console or to any console in the BDT network. The system log will also go to its original destination.

>>-prefix--+-MODIFY-+--,LOG--+-,ADEST-+--=---------------------->
           '-F------'        '-,DDEST-'      

>--+-*------------------------------+--------------------------><
   '-(node-name,sys-name,type,name)-'   

prefix

is the prefix that is appropriate for your console or terminal. Do not use a prefix when submitting commands in a batch job.

LOG

specifies the BDT system log.

ADEST

causes the BDT system log to be routed to the indicated destination.

DDEST

stops reception of the BDT system log at the indicated destination.

*

causes the BDT system log to be routed to the console at which the command is entered.

node-name

is the name of the node to which the log is to be routed.

sys-name

is the identifier of the processor to which the log is to be routed (1 to 8 characters).

type

is the identifier of the type of console to which the log is to be routed (3 to 5 characters):

• TSO — TSO user
• JES — JES3 console
• MCS — MCS console
• JMC — JES3 console destination class.

name

is the name of the console to which the log is to be routed (1 to 8 characters):

• User ID for a TSO user
• Console name for a JES3 console
• Console name for an MCS console
• JES3 message class name.

Note: Do not route the log to a TSO terminal or a console that has to be “cleared”. This type of console will flood with the log messages, and you will not be able to enter a command to stop receiving the log. Route the log only to a console that “rolls”.

For a description of JES3 console destination classes, see z/OS JES3 Commands.

BDT8711 node-name sys-name type name  {ADDED TO|
        DELETED FROM} SYSLOG  DESTINATION ROUTING TABLE

The destination specified in the command receives or stops receiving the BDT system log.

1. Using a prefix of *S,BDT, route the BDT system log to this console (which is JES3 console CN1 on system SY1 at node SPK01).

   *S,BDT,F,LOG,ADEST=*

   Result:

   BDT8711 SPK01 SY1 JES CN1 ADDED TO SYSLOG DESTINATION
           ROUTING TABLE

2. Using a prefix of *S,BDT, stop reception of the BDT system log at JES3 console CN2 on system SY1 at your node, SPK01.

   *S,BDT,MODIFY,LOG,DDEST=(SPK01,SY1,JES,CN2)

   Result:

   BDT8711 SPK01 SY1 JES CN2 DELETED FROM SYSLOG DESTINATION
           ROUTING TABLE